2018-07-08

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U.K. woman dies after second nerve-agent poisoning

A U.K. woman has died after being exposed to the same nerve agent used against a former Russian spy and his daughter, British police said Sunday.

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As it happened: Monday, July 9

This is our as-it-happened coverage of key news developments this morning, Monday, July 9.

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Wimbledon accuses Saudi of complicity in ‘industrial-scale piracy’

Saudi Arabia has denied allegations by the governing bodies of world tennis that a television channel illegally showing matches is based in the kingdom.

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Sagan in yellow after winning stage two of the Tour de France

Last year the Slovak was thrown out after the fourth stage when he sent Mark Cavendish crashing in a chaotic sprint.

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US Secretary of State says he's confident North Korea will disarm

But leaked U.S. intelligence findings have concluded that North Korea does not intend to give up its nuclear programme completely.

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Trade war could undermine Trump's strength

Trade wars are messy, with impacts that are difficult to forecast, but one group that generally takes a hit is consumers (also known as voters).

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At least three people hurt in Pamplona bull run

At least three have been injured at the traditional running of the bulls festival in Pamplona, Spain, with at least one man gored by a bull’s horns

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#WhatInspiresAfrica: 23 year old Moroccan engineer develops a clay based power-less refrigerator

Inspire Africa features a deaf-mute Semba dance instructor in Mauritius, a 23 year old Moroccan engineer who has designed a power-less refrigerator and talk to the brain behind an online platform prom

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Four Thai boys saved from cave as the rest wait for rescue

Four of 12 Thai schoolboys were rescued from a flooded cave on Sunday as divers launched a mission to free the children and their soccer coach who have been trapped underground for more than two weeks.

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More than 80 people killed after massive floods hit Japan

Torrential rains has pounded some parts of western Japan with three times the amount normally seen in July.

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Mittelfest 2018 dedicated to young artists and European values

Mittelfest is all about Central Europe and the Balkans and this year it's hosted by the town of Cividale in the extreme north east of Italy.

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Turkey sacks over 18,600 employees 'linked to terror groups'

Turkey dismissed state employees from their posts through a statutory decree under Turkey's state of emergency over their links with terror groups.

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Trump is set to meet the queen. Here's what he shouldn't do.

As President Donald Trump prepares for his U.K. visit, experts offered some etiquette advice for a royal encounter.

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U.S. service member killed in Afghan 'insider attack'

The Taliban described the attack as a 'heroic operation' in a message on their official Telegram channel

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Fuel price increases trigger violent protests in Haiti

Haiti’s government has suspended fuel price rises after angry protesters took to the streets.

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Thai officials clear media, rescue try for boys trapped in cave could be imminent

"Assessing the situation now it is necessary to evacuate the area for the rescue operation," a police official said.

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Eritrea lines up Asmara streets with Ethiopian flags to welcome Abiy

Following the historic visit to Addis Ababa by an Eritrean delegation last month, it was announced that Abiy Ahmed would soon meet Eritrean president Isaias Afwerki.

08/07/2018